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ImageEngine Product Updates [February 2023]
Updates from our Product Team. Here at ImageEngine, we’re dedicated to pushing the boundaries of image delivery and ensuring that you and your customers can get the most
Getting Started With ImageEngine And React
Getting Started with ImageEngine and React In this article we discuss the approach to getting started with ImageEngine in React. React is an open source library built by Facebook
How To Choose The Best Image Optimization Solution For Your Website
The Definitive Guide to Choosing the Right Image Optimization Solution for Your Business by Scott Saunders-Singer There are plenty of CDN solutions out there that provide bolt-on image
How To Add Image Optimization To WordPress With Image CDN Plugin
Simplify WordPress Image Optimization Using the Image CDN Plugin Deploying ImageEngine is made more accessible by using ImageEngine’s Image CDN plugin. The ImageEngine Image CDN plugin gives WordPress users
How To Migrate Your Site From Imgix To ImageEngine
Many folks have asked us how they can move from Imgix to ImageEngine. Imgix is an online image processor, whereas ImageEngine is an image CDN. Both focus on
Next.Js Image Optimization – Image Component And ImageEngine Compared
Next.js’ version 10.0.0 release in October of 2020 came with exciting news for developers – built-in image optimization thanks to its brand-spanking new Image Component. By automatically applying
Why Use An Image CDN For AVIF?
GIF, BMP, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, JPEG 2000, JPEG XR, SVG, WebP, AVIF... There are so many image formats to choose from when building a website. How should a
ImageEngine Just Got Even Better!
The business value of an image CDN has been acknowledged by the online industry over the last year. Google recommends image CDNs on a general basis, but it’s
What Is AVIF?
What is AVIF? AVIF is an image format that uses the same compression algorithms found in video codecs. Wikipedia defines AVIF like this: AV1 Image File Format (AVIF)